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No one will lose property:Ziyambi . . . as Government pegs validation fee at US$215 | Mukoko News

Homereal-estateNo one will lose property:Ziyambi . . . as Government pegs validation fee at US$215

real-estate1 min readBy Online Reporter

No one will lose property:Ziyambi . . . as Government pegs validation fee at US$215

Trust Freddy, Zimpapers Correspondent CITIZENS who fail to validate their property documents within the prescribed 24-month deadline will not forfeit their ownership rights, as unvalidated paper deeds remain legally sound,…

The Herald

By Online Reporter·September 10, 2026·Zimbabwe

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Zimbabwe's government confirms property owners won't lose rights by failing to validate documents within 24 months, with a $215 validation fee in place.

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Length: 30 words · 1 min read
Published: September 10, 2026
Byline: Online Reporter
Source: The Herald – Main Feed